This article is a comment on the Report that was a result of CESI’s research. The report refers to the activities of neoconservative groups and their political agenda as opposed to the laws relating to sexual and reproductive rights (CRR) in the European Union.
Women’s Network Conference “2015 as an upheaval year for women’s rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina?” was held on 22nd December 2014 in Sarajevo Sarajevo.
Within the project “Improvement of women’s human rights by strengthening the Women’s Network BiH”, implemented by the CURE Foundation and the Sarajevo Open Centre, and with the support of the Royal Norwegian Embassy, a workshop on MONITORING OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS IN BiH was held from 19th to 21st December 2014 in Sarajevo.
In December 2014, for Liberty TV spoke the representatives of the Initiative: Borka Rudić (BH Journalists), Saša Gavrić (Sarajevo Open Centre), Tijana Cvjetićanin (Why not?) and Damir Banović (Centre for Political Studies). They discussed about European integration of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the rights of minorities and current problems of BiH and its citizens.
What the state needs to do in order to improve the position of trans* people in BiH.
Waiting for Equality 3: Analysis of Printed Media Reporting on LGBT Issues in BiH in 2012, 2013 and 2014
This year, as part of the list are also successful events and projects that have contributed to the fact that feminism and its different considerations become part of a larger public sphere. They have made a difference, they went ahead and they will surely show the way and motivate many women that we will write in future…
Invitation for journalists to participate on the Info session: LGBT media picture in 2014. 15th of January, 2015, Caffe Meeting Point, st. Hamdije Kreševljakovića 13.
Sarajevoo pen centre since 2015 will continue women’s studies program “Žarana Papic”, which was launched in 1998 and led the Association Žene ženama as the first interdisciplinary study of women in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Initiative for the monitoring of EU Integration of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Women’s Network, warns: In forming the new Government of Republika Srpska half of BiH citizens were ignored! When you form the new government of the Federation of BiH and the Council of Ministers do not violate the Law on Gender Equality.